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Old 23rd June 2019, 06:44   #1
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Default Lost engine power.. I NEED HELP!!

Hi guys, yesterday I was driving on the A127 normally at 50 mp hours when suddenly I accelerate about 90 mp hours the engine lost power and came out the worning light check the engine! I stopped the car in a BP station and waited 10 min.. Water and Oil was fine! I managed to continue my journey driving no more than 50 mph.. So what's the problem? Someone can help me please.
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Hi guys, yesterday I was driving on the A127 normally at 50 mp hours when suddenly I accelerate about 90 mp hours the engine lost power and came out the worning light check the engine! I stopped the car in a BP station and waited 10 min.. Water and Oil was fine! I managed to continue my journey driving no more than 50 mph.. So what's the problem? Someone can help me please.
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Did you accelerate it yourself,Or did the car do it on its own.They way you have put it is implies the car accelerated on its own.
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Did you accelerate it yourself,Or did the car do it on its own.They way you have put it is implies the car accelerated on its own.
I accelerate it myself.. As I was thinking to arrive late at work.. But this is not the problem!
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I accelerate it myself.. As I was thinking to arrive late at work.. But this is not the problem!
The first thing would be to get at least an OBD2 code reader plugged into the car and see what code(s) get displayed. If there is someone with a T4 close by, even better. Something has put it into "Limp Home" mode to protect it from a serious problem.

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Hi, thank you Glenn I already know someone with T4 and I planning to visit him soon. I wanted before some suggestions about the possible problem as I don't want to spend to much monay to fix this issue.
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Were you really doing 90 mps hour? Did any speed cameras photograph you... (or any fuzz read your post...)
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Hi Guys,

Today I went to my mechanic about my previous problem of engine power lost.. He tested a few times the car with the T4 and he found various error messages about engine not working properly on 3 cylinders so now he reseted but I'll need to change Motor assembly multi point injection/TBi - Detail of Assembly OR balance valve motor, it seam that this along with the other VIS motor are a common problem.
So I've to spend £150 to have back all the engine power!
I'll keep you informed when job is done.

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Plenty of options for repairing VIS motors or replacing with upgraded items. Search the forum for 'VIS motor' to find relevant threads.
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Plenty of options for repairing VIS motors or replacing with upgraded items. Search the forum for 'VIS motor' to find relevant threads.



I should also add this. A sudden loss of power with a warning light is unlikely to be caused by a failed VIS motor alone - many of the V6s drive around with failed VIS motors without the warning light coming on.
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I can confirm whilst you will notice a difference in economy and performance if your VIS motors have failed they will NOT bring the engine management light on.
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